This summer I made a trip to visit my family in Orkney where. At the bottom of the croft there grows a big meadow full of grasses clover and meadowsweet. The plants grow taller than me, and when the setting sun shone through the swaying grasses I knew I had to pick some to take home and print with.

Back in Glasgow I made them into cyanotype prints - an analogue photography method that involves painting cover paper with a photo-sensitive mix of chemicals before laying the plants on top and exposing to the Glasgow sunshine.
I hand finished each one with delicate gold tooling, following the lines of the plants.

Each one of these is unique, and something special. Pages are of creamy, off-white UK milled paper, perfect for sketching, drawing and note taking

Available in 3 styles - jotter, concertina and hardcover sketchbook
Jotter
-Hand sewn with linen thread
-40 pages of 120gsm acid-free paper
-Chain stitch exposed sewing on the spine
-A5 ish

Concertina
-Opens front, back, portrait and landscape. 120gsm acid-free sketching paper
-Hardcover, A6ish

Hardcover sketchbook
-A5 pages, portrait format
-128 plain pages of off-white 150gsm FSC certified paper, hand torn edges
-Bound with fine linen thread in a link stitch

As each print is made by hand, the exact pattern will be unique and variations will occur